5 Reasons Why You Should Utilize Your School Library

Written by Chris on February 26, 2007 – 9:36 pm -

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School libraries offer a great deal of printed and digital material on starting your own business, general business structures, writing a business plan, and the area of your trade. Here are five reasons why you should utilize your school library.

One: You get your money’s worth out of your tuition
Every year you pay thousands of dollars on school tuition. Included in your tuition is access to thousands of books, magazines, and electronic articles.

Two: Walk over with your ID and its yours!
If you are a student, you most likely have a school identification card. Taking out a book is as simple as walking over with the book and showing the librarian your ID. No money, no sign-up forms, no headaches.

Three: One of the quietest place on campus
If you want to get focused and get some work done, you can always count on the library to have quiet areas. Personally, I like to go to the floor with the least amount of activity and find a quiet corner to ready, study, and/or write.

Four: School libraries (and college libraries in general) have wider selections than municipal libraries
School libraries know their visitors and they have specific books for their major or interest. You will not have to search through a gazillion books to find one that you’re looking for.

Five: A great place to meet people.
Forget about the local bars, fraternity and sorority houses,the library is where the you can meet some new friends. All different types of students go to the library to study, read, or write, why not go to socialize a bit in between working?

Marcus Ohanesian is a 22 year old entrepreneur student out of University of Massachusetts Lowell graduating with a BFA in Graphic Design and a minor in Web Design. He has run Perfect Evolution Studios (www.perfectevolutionstudios.com), a design and motion agency out of Worcester, Massachusetts for the past 5 years, and recently formed Honor Roll Management, an artist management firm (www.imhonorroll.com).

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